LONDON – Shipments of hydrogen fuel cells grew by more than 40 percent last year as proponents of the technology worked to establish it alongside lithium-ion batteries as a way to remove pollution from transportation.
Companies delivered about 1,100 megawatts of hydrogen fuel cells in 2019, up from 806 megawatts in 2018, according to a report from energy consultant E4tech. The growth follows moves by major industrial and manufacturing companies to invest in hydrogen as a way to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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